Engadin Valley Gravel Adventure

Roman roads, high passes, no traffic

8 nights · Engadin Valley, Switzerland · Gravel Cycling, Moderate · 12–20 guests · from $9,200 / person · 4.9 (17 guests)

The Engadin is Switzerland's high valley — 1,800 metres up, larch forests, and a gravel network built on Roman roads that have carried travelers for two thousand years. Part road, part gravel, all at a moderate pace with the van never far behind. Eight nights instead of seven, because this valley rewards a slower rhythm.

What's included

A ride leader and support van all week. Gravel bike rental or bring-your-own support. Character hotels in the quieter villages near St. Moritz, one night up-valley near the Maloja Pass, luggage handling throughout, daily route options, and a pre-trip planning call. Flights are the only thing you book yourself.

The week, sketched

Day 1, arrive in Zurich and take the rail transfer up — the train ride is part of the trip. Day 2, valley-floor warm-up. Day 3, the Maloja Pass. Day 4, Val Roseg gravel. Day 5, rest or a lake loop. Day 6, the Albula line. Day 7, the long day, guide's choice. Day 8, departure.

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